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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
INYgMAN TREATMENT.
VI aged AicxaDdrian Beaten and
III Treated Under Supervi-
sion OF His wife.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram TO the Dispaich.I
ALEXANDRIA, VA, August 22.-Satur-
day morning masons working on q
double brick house on upper Prince
street were attracted by groans and
cries for help coming from an open
window of house adjoining. They
stopped work and went to ascertain the
cause, but were refused admittance.
Returning to work they saw through
the window twelve-year-old colored
girl slapping an old white man about
the face and pummelling him ali round.
They called the police, and the girl
was arrested. She declares she only
beat him because her mistress told her.
She attempted to but her brains ont
several times before arriving at the sta
ton. The gentleman is Philip ii.
Hoh, retired merchant, once very
prominent. He is ninety years old,
infrm, and helpless His wife,
second wife-lives with him also
daughter, now absent. The
case was up to-day. The wit
nesses (all of good repute) testified as
10 lle DtallnB, OHt pOSllNtly ucciarlup
that Mrs. Hoff was standing by. The
girl had done so before. He had seen
this over a week ago and heard the same
cries. Mrs. Holf denied being present
at the i'll treatment, declaring her hus-
band an imbecile and irresponsible for
such charges or cries. She was hot
tempered, though, and he was crusty.
She could only look into his room and
see after his wants. The acting mayor
reserved his decision until tomorrow.
Mr.. Hon was taken to Washington by
relatives to-day. Mr. Hoif on his way
up said he was shamefully treated and
beaten by both the woman and girl,
the wife experimenting it. The gen
eral idea is that these atrocities date
far back. The impression is that the
wife wants to rid herself Of MIN. She
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
COTTON MARKETS.

NORy0LK. Va, August 22.-Cotton steady
niddiing, 9'sc Net receipts. bales grO5,
receipts. ~ Dales; stock. 9lg bales sales. 2
bales eXpOrts-cOas;wlse --- bales; 20 t,reat
Britain, - bales; to France. bales; Il
he Continent, --- bales.
WHMISGTON, \. C., August 2!.-COt,or quiet
mlddling. gkc. Net receipts 2 bales now;
gross receipts, bales new; sales. - bales
stock, 3s2 bales; expOrts--coastwise, | bale
20 the Continent. - bales 10 GreaI Britain,
- bales: 10 France. - bales.
SAVANNAH. GA, August 2?-Cotton steady
middiing, l3-lvc. Net receipts. l97 bales new
grOsS receipts. iT bales new; sales, 20 bales
stock, 1874 bales: exports - cOastwise. 81
bales; 10 the Continent, -- bales: 10 Groal
Britain. - bales: 10 France, - bales.
AUGUSTA, Ga, August 29.-C0t;on steady
middling, o.. Receipts. 81 bales; sales, "a
bales
CHARLgsTON,S $. C., August y .-Cot.on steady
middlng. &c. Net receipts. IL bales; gross
receipts. 81 bales; sales. 30 bales; stock. J93
tales; expOrts--iO Great Britain. - bales TO
the Continent -- bales; cOas,Hise, bales
10 France bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
AMl'SEM ENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
An TWENTY-f0URrH SEASON.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. Au0usr Esd
ASD 2irH.
WILSON & RANKIN's
MAMMOTH MINSTRRIS.
Entire new company. embracing Amsricas
and Europe's greatest artists, headed by tho
Worlds Champion,
GEORGE WILSON.
Also. Messrs. schoolcraft and Goes, J. MarcIs
Doyle, John kecgan. Leopold and Bunneii,
Griflin and Ardell, Frask Carelton. Z. r. 10
rain. George Gale, o. II. Lemose. L. ;. Charles,
William Redstonr. and an array OF other CO.
labrities Positively the finest and most orisi-
raiand expensive organization ever presented
10 the lovers Of refined and progressive MIN
slrclsy,
served ~ ats g5c. extra. M xtlC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
Fatal baseball,

UTICA, n. Y, August 22.-During a
base ball game near Pooleville, Madi-
son county, yesterday afternoon, Otto
Bronson, eighteen years old, was struck
on the temple by ball and almost in
stantly killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
baseball Yesterday.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
At Washington

tby Telegraph 70 the DispatchJ
1T Washington
lsixth lnnings-Rsin.l
Detroits ..........40 o 3 0 i'll
Washingtons. ...30 0 200
Pase-hits Detroits, 10; Washing
tons, 6. Errors Detroits, 4 i; Washing
tons, 3. Batteries Getzein and Ben.
nett Shaw and Gilligan.
At Philadelphia:
Five Inninss-aain.l
Indianapolis ......0 0 0 | o. l
Philadelphias. ...4 0 0 0 o. 4
Base-hits indianapolis, 8; Phila-
delphias, 6. Errors: indianapolis, /
Philadelphia, l. Batteries Boyle
and Meyers Buflinton and Clements.
At New York
Rain postponed till tomorrow fore
noon the New York Pittsburgh game.
At Cleveland
Brooklyns 20 212 5O32 x-l5
Clevelands.. 2 0 0002 o. 4
Base-hits: Brooklyns, "a; Cleve-
lands, 8. Errors Brooklyns, 8 Cleve-
lands, 4.
At Louisville:
Athletics. % 0 40011OO-- 6
Louisvilles. % 1000 o. 6
Base hits Athletics. 10; Louisvilles,
10. Errors: Athletics, 8, Louis
villes. 9.
Al Boston
Bosiousc hiceQ game vas called N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
The city Of Mexico Flooded.

CRY OF MEXICO, uia GALVESTON
August 22.--The city presented an ex'
traordinsry spectacle this morning
owing to the flooded condition OF the
streets. The rain-storm Of last night
W. ths heavis.s q ths ss : !.a! Z sna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
lfoFriUg Pigeons.

Three homing pigeons. flying abreast,
passed Leesburg yesterday at an eleya-
ton Of about TWO hundred feet, in the
direction of this city, at the rate Of
about mile a minute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
REVIEW or THE CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. August 22-Wheat was slightly bet.
ter Mt the opening today september starting
at Ggc. After moderate sales AT dSisa69c. the
market pirked up TO 69Ac. II grew stronger
rs the yisible-supply figures We're coming In.
and rested at the outside figures when the
decrease was announced 30 be 11.OO0 bushels,
which was somewhat better than wasexpected.
From Ggi(c. September eased back to 69isc.
half an hour before tho close, and closed at
egt ac9ic Corn opened about the same "a II
closed Saturday, September starting ~ lOhla
4O7,c The market was barely active, aud hue
tuatcl freely within a moderate range under
good local demand and rumors Of prospects OF
frOsts In Northern Iowa. Tho market AL.
vanced to II &C., hut reacted some, declining 20
i07.c upon more liberal Offering, due 10 larger
expected receipts; then ruled trmer, the
visible supply showing decrease Of 'OONo0
bushels aud closed at ilail &c. for September.
| Oats claimed but little attention, and the de-
mand for future delivery was slow. Tho
greatest nuctuatiOn was In May, and tina, was
confined to Lc The visible supply showed an
| increase OF $4,000 bushels Tor TIE week. May
sold at .0hc., and closed. ~ on Saturday, at
Na,c. Provisions We're slow aud easier for larl
ard pork, but nrmer for ribs. Trading WA
| chicny local. and IL was said that 10000 ticrces
| 4 lard were unlo8dod lor local bull, hut In
| y e face of heavy selling the market held M.
| ard the closing sales wuro tho same as Satur-
| day. September sol1 at f642A aBNH aui
| closed "a, s66Ast6G2H. Pork was quiet n,
| sl234as12. 20 and closed AZ l23iH. Short-ftl.
| were stronger and September sOii a. S.Uali
and closed 81 IS; January at 81 3.t. asi.sl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
EXCURSIONS. Ae.
DEATS THEM ALL

DEATS THEM ALL!
ID ONLY 81 ROUND TRIP.
No TINE LOST FROM BUSISEsS.
GRANDS SATURDAY MIGHT Excl RslON Bt
MOONLIGHT ON THE JAMES
TO OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.
ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS STEAMER AkiEi-
LOOK AT THIS SCHEDULE:
Icaye Richmond NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT,
9;In, AT ~ o'clock arrive at Old Point at a.
NJ. and Norfolk at 4. NJ. Leave Norfolk sun
day atiP. VI. aud Old Point at y. NJ. arrive
nj Richmond IL O'Clock Sunday night
Tickets also good TO return the following
Tuesday.
Ample time sunday to visit Virginia Beach,
Ocean View. Hampton. Soldiers Home. &c.
Elegant meals ani retr, shments on steamer
Ariel BEATS THT~ ALL.
au23 Ry. OWEN, for Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

Ns6 YORK. Angus; ,? -Cotton-Gross re
ceirts. q bales: futures closed quiet and
steady: sales. o. 200 bales; August, S9Giasg.65
septcn Der, s9.39aig 80; October. So PA 90. 80
November. feEias9 81, December. s9.2!As9 %,
January. f9.25as92i: February. s9.33asJ 81
March. sS.i0a!9ii; April, s0.47aS9i5; May
s9Jasg55
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23

COTTON REPORT

40 quote: yine. g.. 5Oas2.75 sspernne, g. 75a
iS2i; extra, s. 50asj.55 family, fiasL5e patent
family. country. Si.75a!525
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23

On tho afternoon Of Tuesday the
10th instant Peter Kline, German
sixty or sizty'fye years old, left his
room r lgo4 snst Nan slsse( = 60 g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
B8LTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
= -rrx9rp sroug EXCHANGE

rATIMorE. Nd, August 2s.-Nirsinia Ga
49,. past-duo coupons. O.; 90
'p..C's. 35L: 10. new 3's. CIV. Bid today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
n EETINGS.
HEADQUARTERS RICH Y

hF4AItyUANIEN s5 NIOH VX
Ill MOND CoMMASDERY, No. . X.
T.. RICHMOND, August ~, 1851 GEN ~
FRAL ORDERS No. l3.--SIR kSfoHTs:/
Attend stated assembly Of the commandery
al the asylum, -. Alhans Hall. THIS Cruesdayl
EVENING n: O'Clock. Citizens dress.
All Sir Knights In regular standing are In
yiiei 10 attend.
by order OF GEORGE A. AISsLfg, kmlnent
Commander. r. II. DUESBERRY.
Csptaia-GcneraL
Attest: s. MEG. FISHER, Recorder.
fts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
NORFOLK PEANrT MARKET
Reported for the Dispsrch.i

IN'VUIloU IVf uhe DIsDahIsj
AUGUST 2I.-Market quiet and dull Prime,
4alAc.; fancy, 4Ec; CONNER, 2iss3%c.
sbelled 50 axe. factory hand picked, ja6c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23

WILMINGTON. y. c., August % -Turpsatire
dun at 3D., Resin firm; strained. exc;
good strained, ~. Tar firm. crude tir.
peniine hrm; hard. N.lO: yellow.d.p and
siIg'u, :i15
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
FINANCIAL.
ygI Yb4K BALTIMORE, AEp 1xsH'
scsp STOCK EXCHANGES.
sisia, Provisions cotton, zebssss. Tsr'
psnttrs, Eosir, Tar, fne
Peanut Ksrksts.
fBy telegraph % the Dlspatch.l

NEW YORK. August 22--There was moro nc
tiyity displayed In the stock market THIS Tore
noon than has been seen for some time pass
but the increased business was due entirety to
the operations OF the bears, and was done AT
the expense OF quotations. Selling was very
heavy. with no vim whatever In buying untl
late in the day. when the sellers OF the morn
ing 20 large extent covered their shorts. All
uufayorable news items we're freely used
against the market, including vague reports OF
au impending stock failure, which did grcat
deal TO aid tho uneasy focling In me Iora
nature Of the market. There were also re-
ports II new bear combination Mt Newport.
hammering began AZ the opening and oil ths
weak spots were made the most OF, some stop Or
aers being uncovered. Upon the abatement OF
the selling pressure covering began. ani tnc re-
coyeTy was quite sharp toward tho close.
Northern Pacific was again n specially weak
spot but most Of the shares were heavy suffer
ers In the decline. New England. however. De-
came specially prominent In the recovery
Tho opening was quiet but weak at declincs
extending to i per cent from saturday nla
figures. Further declines were estabhshe
from the opening with Reading. New England,
and Western Union most prominent. Inc
market soon became more active, but luietei
down when q rally came which, however. was
for small fractions. Pacifc Mail and Union
Pacific then became leaders in the downward
movement, which gathered force afte- noon.
The lowest figures were touched before L. VI.
when Missouri Pacific showed unusual
strength. The improvement continued until
the close. which was duh and arm, n. about,
midway between the highest aud lowest igures
The business Of the day was $4,000 shares
The active list Is invariably lower
NEW YORK, August 22-NOJR. Stocks quiet.
and heavy. money easy ~ is5 per cent. tx
change-LOng, Al; short, 1884. Governments
dull.
Ercninq.-Exchance dull ard unchanged.
Money easy at 4kai; closing g bid. Sub-Irea-
sury baiances-Gold. si3i.S75.0)0; currency,
sl3.6l2eC0. Governments dun: ! per cont5,
Al. nor rarse me SfafN honda lull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23

NFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
" CAPITOL LODGE, No. sl96. X. OF H.. are
requested 10 attend a regular meeting a.
Knights OF. Honor Hall. corner Marshall and
fifth streets, THIS TUESDAY EVENING ats
o'clock.
'' j. u. WOODWARD.
gu s3-it' Reporter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
LOUISVILLE.

LoUIsylLLg, August q. 49, Grain steady.
Nhoat-ked. 70c. No mixed corn. i5c. white,
bic. New oats, 2SHc. Provisions stoady. Ba'
con-Clear-rib sides fs y; clear sides. 1915;
shoulders, a.. MesS-pOrk nominal. Hams -
augar-ct r,d, til.50aSl3 ~ 'ard-Ch0ico leaf.
u -. Il. ...s., -. sz,soa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
MARINE lNTELsBGEyCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST %, 1857.


Steamship Old Dominion. IIulphers, New
lofs, merchandise and passengers. g. w.
Allen \ Co. agents.
schooner Nellie v. Rokes. Dutton, Keane-
tec, Ice, J. c. Smith leo Company.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise and passengers. |. .. Ia
tufn. afent
Rarkentine Milma, Frelzs,, Rio Grande DO
sui. four.
Schooner =. s. Newman. Moore, Norfolk. 10
load slaves for Domarara.
schooner Joseph Rudd, Howard. Bridgeport,
plg-iron, y. y. Gordon. agent
PoRT OF NEWPORT NEWS. August ss, 1857
fBy telegraph
Steamship Richmond, Bonx. New Ycrk.
Steamship hari Konow. Boston, light, 20 load
steamship Sc. KsnawhA, Sears New York, aud
stesmseip Blackstone, warsn. Providence.
and sefleo ny Wls( fotnh q
M10uX|
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
GRAIs AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August q, 1887

OfFEElNbS.
WHEAT.-White, 272 bushels. Longberry. 81
bushels. Mixed. 2,3ss bushels. ShOrtberry,
2,l3l bushels. Total. 1922 bushels.
CORN.-Whte, 100 bushels. Mixed 900
bushels. Total, 2,2l1 bushels.
OATs.-1 1916 bushels.
RYE ~ bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
ST. LOUIS.

81. IOrTs, August -. - Flour steaiy and
unchanged Wheat Aai,c higher and hrIn
No. rcd, cash, % &C.. September, SgHssJ,szc.,
closing at G9Hc.; Octooor la &C.. closing
trading was IN May cash. 3sa39hc.; Soptem-
Der, Ssc Nay oI,aiiisc., closing at ilAc'
OGts frm; co., a4A'c.: August. giAc.; sep
temp r, sia.c. NAV. aOl49. NhlsS'y S'ea'y a.
ii.C5. Provisions flm. Pork irregular; new
SIS. Lard, i6.2Oas6.2j. Dry-satol meats
tboyed)-shnudcrs, $3.50; long clear, ss.75a
$3.50; clear-rbs, sSats.lO; short clear. sS.95.
Bacon (boxed)-Shouldcrs, sG.12E; long clear,
- = y clear-ribs. fSs7H; short clear, elisa
sgS0 Hams steady AT I2allc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23

TrUERE WILL BE AN EXCUR.
SION to STANTON sATukDM
NIGHT. September :, 1857, by mo WbS 81,
iNpI SIRIAL CLUB. special coaches ioe
white people. Fare for the round Trip, t.H.
Train leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depos
1870 p, NJ; returning, leaves s'aun.Sa AZ a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
aATg WEATHER REPORT.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
= WAsHISGrOv. u. C.. August q i 4
nan, lM-tor Virginia, local rains, light, va
RAIV iiable winds, slightly cooler.
For North Carolina and SOath Caro-
- lima. local rains. winds generally
nOrtheasterly, slight changes In tenn
peratUre. except cooler In the extreme east
ern portion Of North Carolina.
tbs WsATBgR IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear and sullry, with rain and cooling weather
at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23

COTTON REPORT
Market nominal.
QUOTATIONS..
MlDDIING.-i0,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WNNAT-Whlte, ~ bushes good az Sc.
LnIgberry, lSs bushels good at Sic. Mixed,
1870 bushels good al Sic. 900 bushels good q.
sOc. Shortberry. ~ bushels very good at Sc
3l' bushels fair at 7sc. - bushels fair at 7jc.
PIG bushels common at ne; Ii bushels com
mon at 12c. log bushels common 10 re- -
bushels common at &c. $50 bushels common
at C5c. 90 bushels common at 3d.; bushels
common at 6Oc. Total sales OF wheat 1888
bushels.
Crorings today OF wheat, 1859 bushels :
zane daylsst year. 1861 bushels. Sales to-day
OF wheat, 3,7j5 bushels; same day last year.
1893 bushels. Offerings so far this year, 2l9. 1856
bushels; Same time last year. 1895 bushels.
Extreme range Of prices to-day. 90 10 s2c. I;
same day last year, ~ 10 500. for seed
Fultz
COgS.-Whitc, 1.7l0 bushels very god at SIC
OATS. Winter, 20 bushels very good 40 &c.
Spring, IL bushels very good at 32r.
RYB.-32 bushels very good at j7kc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-23
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. August -. Flour quiet
family So. l5as2iO fancy. s36Oas3sO. Whes
easier; No. red. s3ka1l. Corn in
literal supply snd lover; No. mixed,
i5al5hc. Oats weakor; No. = mixed, HHa2Sc.
Pork steady at SIS. Lard quiet ~ 81. ~. Bulk
meats IN good demand short-ribs. a. Bacon
Inner: fhort-ribs, s9.l2li short-clear. sJ31H.
Whisky steady At si05. liOgs steady aud
hTm; common ana light .;a.5.D; packing aud
butchers, 81. g0ei5 ~,
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14
BUSINESS AFFAIRS
REVOLUTION GOING on IN Trade.
Dun's Weekly Resies soaas foinis tistn-
lag aud Otbers LosinE ~ ths later
State Law Smaller Towns
prohfiDe - the ENpenss
Of Larger ones.

Nav IoRg. Nay is.-R. q. Dan Co =
weekly review Of trade vii say A great
revolution 10 business h gulng OF. The
Inter. State act j. but ooe ~ seyeral causes
which contribute 10 lsoduoe this revolution
ia commerce. Expansion ia The volume
and change IN the currency is another not
less important Most une expected results
are produced. The Inter State ac. clearly
helps some who bitterly op-
posed Il, aud a. Cleariy iniures Others
WHO expected great benefits from lts opef-
auon. one general tendency ls disclosed
by the urgent demands for suspension or
change Of the Law. especially from those
who most favored its enactment. Serious
diversion oi trade from Western cities
which have been cAlef crntsrs Of dlstubu.
ton IS Ia progress. and n multitude Of
smaller towns are reaplDE ihe benefit
Western products 30 not a. fUie gain
anything Ia EAsterR markets II wheat
has advanced >. oeDts slnce the aci went
into effect, corn and oats have dtclirei =
traction, pork i about the same IA Pnce
lard half q cent lower. hogs tc lower and
beef sells ~ the same price Railroad build
ing is not checked by the aci a. yet and
there - probability that by encouraging
traffic al many instead 81 lew ceniers of
trade lhe law may tend 10 the building Of
numerous local roads and parallel or rival
lines Money appears to be 10 unusually
good supply throughout the west, and col
leciiOns .re reported satisfactory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14
ALARM AT oesIEMs CoMINo.
The Toronto Police Commissioners MRk
ing special Preparations.

ing Special Preparations.
TonoNgo. May j. Information Chat VII
liam O'Brien puFposed offending she loyal
public meeting 70 be held here tomonow
was given TO the Chief of Police a. noon %.
day sud special meeting 81 the Board a
Police Commissioners was a. once called.
The Board completed Tie police ar
rangements for tomorrow. They also took
into consideration Tuesdays proposed
O'Brien meeting. Tomorrow squads oi
police will visit the park. 80 as 10 be pre-
pared IA cAse Of en- emergency. Ga Tues
DAY evening 100 cOnstsbles viii he detained
al headquarters and every arrangement
made for the swearing ia " special police
should occasion require.
Mr.. O'Bnen's friends have not succeeded
IN getting bah Tor Tuesdays meeting
They viii take legal ste;ss - Compe. the CITY
20 fulfil It's contract aod let them have 81.
Andrews Hall. A public meeting ia
Queens Park tomorrow by Ar. - hneD =
opponents viii adopt resolutions condemn
ing his visit and expressing confidence IN
Lord lansdowne.
orggEc. Nay l3.-Mr. OBrien left for
Montreal by steamer to-night. He was
cbeered a. be lef, the dock and carnons
we're fred ia his honor. hr. Buen fen,
: telegram 70 the Toronto League tonight.
saying ID was Important - bold public
meeting in Toronto.
CHIcloo. Nay ia special - the HsTaia
fronl Oitswa savs it has leakea euf That
Lord Iansa0vne appealed - TIE i-riFY
Cornell 20 hsve q bfieu srresteI for breach
Of peaoe 81 soon A. De crossed ths lire. Pail
ing 10 obtain his arrest Lord LaDsdowns
arranged fer bic v.sit 80 Toronto. ia which
city protection was promised him The
dispatch also ssvs two detectives hsve f0i.
loved ~ Bfieu 8nce be brst decided =
come 10 Canada
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14
GREAT FOREST FIRES
aAeINa ]. - - FlNINs0.A
tkx - tssls Pes ASST. ksssseesd las sssseAv
N@ta@eis Etu, $50 tseiex ltss4eyeA
LsE E.sfatise frsess 4iaxs-
sfzts sl,e1iels.


NsaerErE. Ma Nsg ls The wAeis
psoinsula i eBYelos.e1 iu saloks ana tns
Telegraph wires are ha4ls crPplea z he tet-
lowing IS tie situation 81 far s. heAz1 iso.a.
Pslms Sael.-i.res are raslus ia~rfa.ls.
aud iasre ale fears thai the town wlll b-.rn.
slough il Is surrounded with green srsss.
Farmers "a ths cleSslDEs 49, lose every
thing A iarss amount ~ pane sna cellar
Is burning
500 Junction -Men are bsiag er.Fsu fIom
tie camps on e ran ifom the sasi ~ 1ge.
Isreis ga the $40 bf4ugh. Aa1 is rzgias
hsrcsly. There is 40 telling tie ano2at II
aalaaRe.
Newbesry- Fires sFe dying out bni the
smoke IS intoleEaale.
Nesennee Fires are spreading "a the
north aud east aud are entering va,
ffsCi ~ FAl4sDie pine The damage a.
rfsiy smouais 20 many thousands 81 dol.
fs
lshpsmins- -Grsai fires are raging south
aga northeast Of tie city south. near Cas-
caie valuable strip u hardwood lumber
is now burning.
Baraga-fhs smoke is getting unbearstle
and il looks a. though the fires were sp-
proa1hlnF on the west end. on tae Old ~
H. & o. road the fires are subsidlng. Dui tie
GamSge i nof Yet ascertainable Great
damage along the &. & \. ". from MenoM-
inee north. but Tie worst. II is thought IS
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-14

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